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Art by Inger

April 6, 2012 KristerP Leave a comment

Inger is a talented artist using a wide array of techniques and materials to make her decorating art, I decided to try to shoot some flattering shots of some of her cards. I used a small aperture to bring out the depth and detail, and natural sidelighting to give it further depth. Also whitebalance was crucial (using a greycard).

Make sure to visit her blog at: http://ingerinspirerar.blogspot.se/

Art by Inger

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Juletid

December 26, 2008 KristerP 2 comments

Juletid, Åhus

Categories: Åhus Tags: Christmas, Jul, Juletid, Photography

Time to bury Christmas?

December 11, 2008 KristerP 3 comments

… or atleast the Christmas tree…

Nowadays we have a plastic christmas tree – although I miss the smell of an actual fir I dont miss getting fir-needles in my feet..

We managed to get the tree up but before anyone even had time to even mention decorating it – it had been scaled by our resident Australian – and he had no intention whatsoever on coming down.. instead he treated the fake tree as his own hunting ground… … seeing the glint in his eyes we’ve now decided to put the tree back in its box..